JRE/JDK Configuration

Good Afternoon,
Does anyone have an example of how they were able to setup their iPlanet 6.0 (Win2k) server to use an external JRE/JDK versus the internal JRE? I have been working with our software vendor along with several users (also looking at the responses on this forum and many other places), and the consensus seems to be �re-install�. One user suggested installing the new SDK into the area where the old JRE lived. I would like to basically know if it is possible to re-point iPlanet 6.0 to a new external (to the iPlanet server) JRE/SDK? And if it is possible, would you mind sharing it with me?
Rob Smith

Thanks to anyone who considered answering this post. A few moments ago I was able to point iPlanet to SDK 1.4.2_07.

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